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More than 180 youth participated in a high-energy day of fun with participants and alumni from INROADS. Hosted by INROADS interns, the National Day of Service will bring an exciting day of physical activity and education in support of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move campaign. Let’s Move is a comprehensive initiative, launched by the first lady, dedicated to solving the problem of obesity within a generation, so children born today will grow up healthier and able to pursue their dreams.

The day’s activities will included a full on obstacle course with an “inflatable” obstacle course as an added bonus, Wii Games, board game competition, game room competition, Michelle Obama’s- Let’s Play Campaign activities.

Boys & Girls Clubs of America are partnering with INROADS, an organization devoted to developing and placing talented underserved youth in business and industry while preparing them for corporate and community leadership, to get kids excited about being physically fit.

Boys & Girls Clubs of New Haven believes that all kids deserve a great future. Through the organization’s Great Futures Campaign, Clubs and supporters are working to mobilize our country around the critical issues facing America’s youth. Boys & Girls Clubs are committed to leading the way, assuring that every young person who enters a Club is on track to graduate from high school on time, prepared to succeed in college or a career, demonstrating good character and living a healthy lifestyle.

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The Boys & Girls Club of New Haven provides programs full of education and enrichment for children and families, especially those from low-income households. Most importantly, the Club helps those who need it most! Our Club reaches out to kids who cannot afford, or may lack access to, other community programs.

Our Club is open every day, after school, when kids have free time and need positive productive outlets. We currently serve over 1000 youth through various programs. Nearly 350 youth benefit from our programs daily. Over 54% of our members come from low-income households.